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Companies developing weight-loss drugs have raised or made deals valued at more than $1.4 billion since about a year ago.

Quality complaints—and intractable holes—have dogged the hot shoe company, which rolled out an assortment of new products but found environmental sustainability a tough sell.

Stocks surged this past week on evidence that inflation is cooling.

The pact follows agreements at Delta and American that included significant raises for pilots.

The electric pickup rolled off the line at the company’s Texas factory nearly four years after a prototype was unveiled.

Forecasters still expect GDP to eventually contract, but later, and by less, than previously.

Heat waves stretching across large parts of the globe are testing power grids and shutting businesses that can’t keep their workers cool.

Threads has many, distinct qualities that make it the first credible threat.

An appeals court ruling clears a path for the $75 billion acquisition to close while litigation continues.

One research analyst downgraded AT&T; another estimated it could cost $59 billion to remove all the lead cables left behind by phone companies around U.S.